Pre-release. RedactWall is available in supervised pilots. See where it stands today.
On the device

AI Agent SecurityKnow what your AI agents are allowed to touch.

Your developers run AI agents that read repositories and call tools on their own machines, and staff add new tools without asking anyone. RedactWall decides which of those tool calls are allowed, and shows you every one that was set up outside your control.

What that looks like in practice

  • A coding assistant reaches for a tool nobody approved → the call is refused, and you can see it was attempted.
  • A tool hands the assistant a file full of customer data → checked before the model reads it.
  • An engineer adds an AI tool to a project the whole team clones → it appears as a finding, not as something you approved.
  • A workstation was never actually looked at → it is reported as unchecked, never as clean.

What you get

BEFORE, NOT AFTER

Refused before it runs

RedactWall allows or refuses each tool call before it happens, rather than writing it up afterwards.

THE INVENTORY

Yours, versus theirs

Every place an AI tool is declared, separated into what your operators set up and what a staff member wrote.

ON THE RECORD

Approvals you can show

Each decision lands on a record your own team can check, next to every other path.

Start with the machines running agents

Enrol a pilot group, see what is declared today, then bring the tools you want under your own control. See Coverage for this surface’s level and Integrations for supported clients.